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Here's your money briefing for Thursday, November 14th. I'm J.R. Weillen for the Wall Street Journal.

Sticker shock for U.S. car buyers got a little stickier last month. The prices for used cars and trucks

rose a seasonally adjusted 2.7% from a month earlier. President-elect Donald Trump's proposal to impose broader tariffs

as a way to decrease imports and create U.S. factory jobs could result in consumers having to

dig deeper for a new set of wheels. There's a concern that this could lead to higher prices at a time

that prices have already been elevated at record heights for a few

years since the pandemic.

We'll talk to Wall Street Journal reporter Ryan Felton after the break.

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Thank you. scaler.com slash zero trust AI. The upcoming Trump administration is expected to have a direct impact on the U.S. auto industry and consumers in the market for a new car. Wall Street Journal

reporter Ryan Felton joins me. Ryan, leadership in Washington over the past decade has bounced between Democrats and Republicans.

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